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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1963
Page
4
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The article examines Minow's exit after two years as FCC chairman and whether broadcasters pushed him out. It questions if easing pressure will follow and notes Loevinger and Henry may shape the agency’s public interest enforcement. The piece stresses the chair’s role in firm action or weakness shaping FCC outcomes.
Cleveland dateline reports Dr Middleton H Lambright Jr a Negro and grandson of former slaves chosen as president elect of the Cleveland Academy of Medicine. He is a respected surgeon and heads the ethics committee, a notable sign of progress amid national racial tensions.
Dr. James E. Allen Jr. of New York state warns that by 1970 only about one in five youths without a high school diploma will secure unskilled, low paying work. Four in five dropouts before graduation will be unable to find work, a trend urging completion of high school.
Jim Bishop offers a breezy portrait of Britain with wry observations on speech hotels money roads and customs. He notes London’s traffic control quirks English habits and quirky phrases while critiquing journalism and society and offering colorful vignettes from St James Park to Hyde Park and the Dorchester hotel.
A foreign-born grappler invading the U S wrestling scene is described as an immigrant. A Cambridge police dog, owned by the city council, has damaged a walnut tree sapling honey suckle vine 12 feet of wooden fence and two rose bushes in four months. The description uses a timber wolf analogy.
Analysis of how Barry Goldwater's candidacy could reshape southern politics as Democrats fear loss of states’ rights and voter resentment. The piece argues for a two party system, notes Republican gains in the South, and discusses civil rights politics, federal power, and strategic voting in Alabama and other states.
A Philadelphia education board reportedly removes Mark Twain Huckleberry Finn from curricula replacing it with an adapted simplified edition. The piece argues such edits erase historical context and culture, warning against erasing literary history across authors like Twain Sinclair Lewis Hemingway Dreiser Dooley and Shakespeare. It calls for thicker skins and preserving humor while maintaining moral teaching.
Palm oil is used in the steel industry for tin plating and cold rolling sheet steel. It supports lubrication and surface treatment processes in metal production. The note highlights palm oil as a functional additive in metalworking applications and finishing.
George Dixon humorously debates Kennedy British aviation tensions over fare cuts and possible retaliation. He imagines steps from seizing planes to federalizing armies, then notes the mock sellout averting crisis and muses on future astronaut spillover and the idea of building capsules for Britain to seize.
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys New York entertainment chatter about Eddie Fisher chasing a film model while romantically linked stars Sid Luft Judy Garland and Rita Hayworth stir headlines. Debating returns to the screen with Deanna Durbin rumors and early career paths of Lesley Gore and Donny Marchand contrast.
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